Catalogue of the Library at Abbotsford ...

Registrum Metellanum. Part 1. (List of MSS. &c. suggested for reprinting.) 4to. Glasg. 1831 Chronicle of Perth. Register of Remarkable Occurrences, chiefly connected with that City, from 1210 to 1668. (James Maidment.) 4to.

Drummond's (William, of Hawthornden,) Poems. (Club.) 4to.
Henryson's (Robert) Moral Fables. 1621. (Club.) 4to.

Edin. 1831

ib. 1832

Registrum Monasterii de Passelet, cartas, privilegia, conventiones, aliaque munimenta complectens a domo fundata, ab A. D. M.C.LXIII. usque ad a. D. M.D.XXIX. Ad fidem codicis MS. in Bibliotheca Facultatis Juridicae Edinensis servati, nunc primum typis mandatum. (Earl of Glasgow.) 4to. ib. 1832 Burgh Records of the City of Glasgow, 1573-1581. (John Smith, youngest.) 4to. ib. 1832 Miscellany of the Maitland Club, consisting of Original Papers and other Documents, illustrative of the History and Literature of Scotland. Part I. (Club.) 4to. ib. 1833 The same. Part II. (Club.) 4to.

ib. 1834 Cartularium Comitatus de Levenax, ab initio seculi decimi tertii usque ad annum M.CCC.XCVIII. ad fidem apographi in Bibliotheca Facultatis Juridicae Edinensis servati, cum aliis MSS. collati. (Alexander Campbell.) 4to. ib. 1833 Memoir of the Wars carried on in Scotland and Ireland M.DC.LXXXIX-M.DC.XCI. By Major-General Hugh Mackay, Commander-in-Chief of his Majesty's Forces. (Same as the one in the Bannatyne Collection.) 4to. ib. 1833 Miscellaneous Papers, principally illustrative of Events in the Reigns of Queen Mary and King James VI. (Andrew M'George.) 4to. ib. 1834 The Works of George Dalgarno, of Aberdeen. (Lord Cockburn and Thomas Maitland.) 4to. ib. 1834 Records of the Burgh of Prestwick in the Sheriffdom of Ayr, M.CCCC.LXX.-M.DCC.LXXXII. With an Appendix and Illustrative Notes. [By John Fullarton of Overton.] (John Smith of Swindrigemuir.) 4to. ib. 1834 The Works of Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty, Knight, reprinted from the original editions. (Sylvester Douglas Stirling, of Glenbervie.) 4to. ib. 1834 History of Mary Queen of Scots, a Fragment, translated from the original French of Adam Blackwood. (Robert Adam.) 4to.

Illustrations of Scottish History, from the Twelfth to the Sixteenth Century.
unpublished Manuscripts in the British Museum, and Tower of London.
of Polmadie.) 4to.

ib. 1834 Selected from (Moses Stevens,

. ib. 1834

Collections upon the Lives of the Reformers, and most eminent Ministers of the Church of Scotland. By the Rev. Robert Wodrow, Minister of the Gospell at Eastwood. Vol. I. Parts I. and II. (Club.) 4to.

ib. 1834 Papers relative to the Royal Guard of Scottish Archers in France. From Original Documents. (James Dunlop.) . ib. 1835 Certane Tractatis for Reformatioun of Doctryne and Maneris in Scotland. By Niniane Winzet. M.D.LXII.-M.D.LXIII. (J. B. Gracie.) 4to. ib. 1835

Letters of King James the Sixth, from the Queen, Prince Henry, Prince Charles, the Princess
Elizabeth, and her husband, Frederick King of Bohemia, and from their son, Prince Fred-
erick Henry. From the Originals in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates. (Sir Patrick
Walker, of Coats.) 4to.
Edin. 1835
Reports of the State of certain Parishes in Scotland, made to his Majesty's Commissioners for
Plantation of Kirks, &c. in pursuance of an Ordinance dated April XII., M.D.XXVII.
From the Originals preserved in her Majesty's General Register House. (Alexander
Macgregor.) 4to.
ib. 1835
Rob Stene's Dream, a Poem. Printed from a Manuscript in the Leightonian Library, Dum-
blane. (Club.) 4to.

ib. 1836

(James

ib. 1836

The Cochrane Correspondence regarding the Affairs of Glasgow. M.DCC.XLV.-VI. Smith, of Jordanhill.) 4to. Catalogue of the Works printed for the Maitland Club, instituted March 1828; with Lists of the Members, and Rules of the Club. 4to. ib. 1836 Scala Chronica, by Sir Thomas Gray of Helon, Knight; a Chronicle of England and Scotland, from A.D. M.LXVI. to A.D. M.CCC.LXII. now first printed from the unique Manuscript; with an Introduction and Notes, by Joseph Stevenson. (Club.) 4to. ib. 1836 Selections from unpublished Manuscripts in the College of Arms, and the British Museum, illustrating the Reign of Mary Queen of Scotland, M.D.XLIII.-M.D.LXVIII. (Kirkman Finlay, of Castle Toward.) 4to. ib. 1836

The Life and Death of King James the First of Scotland. (George Macintosh.)

4to.

ib. 1836

Sir Beves of Hamtoun, a Metrical Romance, now first edited from the Auchinleck MS. (W. B. D. D. Turnbull.) 4to. ib. 1838

SHELF IV.

Nicoll, (John) Diary of, from 1650 to 1667. Manuscript Transcript from the original in the Advocates' Library. 3 vols. 4to.

See PROSE WORKS, vol. vii. p. 289.

The Royal Outlaw; or Edward the Black Prince, a Scottish Tale (in verse) of the eighteenth Century, founded on the truth of History. MS. 4to.

SHELF V.

Catalogue of the Library at Abbotsford. MS. 5 vols. 4to.

Catalogue of the Pictures, Armoury, &c. at Abbotsford. MS. 4to.

PRESS G.

BIBLES; THEOLOGICAL AND POLITICAL TRACTS.

SHELF I.

Holy Bible; containing the Old and New Testaments, with the Apocrypha. Translated out of Greeke by Theodore Beza, &c.-The Revelation of St. John, &c. with F. Junius's Commentarie. Lond. R. Field, 1600.-Book of Psalmes, by Thomas Sternehold, John Hopkins, and others. wants title and end, and injured. 4to. Lond. R. Barker, 1601. This Bible formerly belonged to Dean Swift, with MS. notes by him.

See Sir Walter Scott's edition of his Works, vol. i. p. 43; and PROSE WORKS, vol. ii. p. 418. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with the Apocrypha. Newly translated by his Majesty's special command, &c. imperfect. sm. 4to. Lond. R. Barker, 1612 Decretales Domini Gregorii, nunc accurata diligentia nuper emendate, &c. lit. goth. 4to. Paris. T. Kerver, 1519

Verdere's Love and Armes of the Greek Princes; or, the Romant of Romants. Written in French, and translated for the Right Hon. Philip Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery. tome II. (in 2 parts) and tome III. 1 vol. fol.

Religious Tracts. 1 vol. 4to. containing,

1. History of Sin and Heresie, &c.

2. Keith's (Geo.) Satan disrobed, &c. or the Quaker's Last Shift, &c. 2d edit.

Lond. 1640

ib. 1698

ib. 1697

ib. 1698

5. Lesley's (Dr. Chas.) New Association of Moderate Churchmen with the Modern Whigs, &c. 4th edit.

ib. 1705

Part II. 2d edit.

ib. 1705

7, 8.

Cassandra telling what will come of it. No. I. 3d edit. No. II. 2d edit.

ib. 1705

10.

Wolf Stript of his Shepherd's Clothing. Answer to Moderation a Virtue. 4th edit.
Bishop of Salisbury's Proper Defence, &c.

11. The Good old Cause, &c. a Second Defence of the Bishop of Sarum, &c.

12. Salt for the Leach, in Reflections on Reflections. 2d edit.

13. Warning for the Church of England. .

Religious Controversial Tracts. 1 vol. 4to. containing,

1. Mr. Kirkwood's Plea before the Kirk, &c.

2. Keith's (George) Third Narrative of Proceedings at Quaker's Meeting. Fourth Narrative of Ditto.

1. Narrative of Sir G. Rooke's Voyage to the Mediterranean, and Description of Gibraltar, &c. Lond. 1704 2. Papers against the Scots Toleration, and Patronages. (8vo.)

ib. 1712

3. Ballantyne's ( ) Comical History of Marriage betwixt Fergusia and Heptarchus.

4. Great Britain's Union, and the Security of the Hanover Succession, &c. by a Person of Quality. ib. 1705

5. Dick's (John) Testimony to the Doctrine, &c. of the Church of Scotland, &c.; with his last Speech on the Scaffold, 1684. Printed in the year

See Note to Old Mortality; PROSE WORKS, vol. vii. p. 250.

6. Defoe's (D.) Letter, &c. Account how the Treaty of Union has been received here.

7. Webster's (Rev. J.) Covenants of Redemption and Grace Displayed.

8. Lord Beilhaven's Speech, 2d November.

9. Williamson's (Rev. David) Sermon before Duke of Queensberry, High Commissioner, &c. Edin. 1700 10. Letter to a M. P. &c. True Interest of Scotland respecting the Succession.

11. Oath of Abjuration displayed in its sinful nature, &c.

12. Letter to a Gent. &c. respecting Mr. Adam Glass. (8vo.)

13. Just Reproof, &c. of two late pamphlets on the Witches of Pittenweem. See Letters on Demonology, pp. 324-5.

14. Declaration of the Estates of Scotland; containing the Claim of Right, &c. 15. Curat Calder Whipt. By T. T.

16. The Oath of Abjuration enquired into.

Tracts. 1 vol. thin 4to. containing,

1. Hart's (Rev. Dr. John) Warning Piece to all Drunkards and Health-drinkers.

2. The Lawyer Outlawed; or a Brief Answer to Mr. Hunt's Defence of the Charter, &c.

See PROSE WORKS, vol. i. p. 247.

3. The Present Interest of England, &c.

4. Narrative of the Demon of Spraiton, (Devon) &c.

wants title.

Edin. 1712

ib. 1712

ib. 1705

ib. 1689 ib. 1712 1712

Lond. 1682 ib. 1683

ib. 1683

ib.

5. Behold Two Letters; the one written by the Pope to the (then) Prince of Wales; the other an Answere to the said Letter by the said Prince, now his Majesty of England, &c.

Old Tracts. thin 4to. containing,

Printed in the year of discoveries, 1642.

1. Penn's (William) Letter containing Reflections on "Good Advice to the Church of England," &c.

2. Conviction, &c. that it is the true interest of the City of Edinburgh, that Mr. F. in the ensuing Parliament,

3. Lines on the Indulgence, with a Reply. MS.

no date, [1687]

-r be chosen, &c.

Edin. 1761

4. Paterson's (Ninian) Moristonus Martyr; a Funeral Elegie on Andrew Ker of Moristoun, slain at Buda, July 19, 1686. .

5. To Hir Grace Hir Majesties High Commissioner, &c. Te Address far te fishers in te Highland Coasts, &c.

6. New Test of the Church of England's Loyalty, (with allowance.) (See SOMERS TRACTS, vol. ix. p. 195,)

7. Advice to Protestants.

8. Sherlock's (Rev. Dr.) Letter to a Member of Convention, with answer.

(See SOMERS TRACTS, vol. x. p. 185.)

no title or date. Lond. 1687

no title, but about 1687

repr. 1689

9. Humble Representation of House of Commons to the Queen, with Her Majesty's most gracious Answer.

SHELF II.

Tracts by Dean Swift and others. 1 vol. 4to. containing,

1. Memorial of the State of England, &c. by Earl of Nottingham. (See SOMERS TRACTS, vol. xii. p. 586.)

2. Swift's (Dean) Tripe Club, a Satyr, &c.

3. The New Idol, a Poem, &c. inscrib'd to the unchristian Author of the Tripe Club.

Edin. 1712

Dub. 1706

Lond. 1706

ib. 1706

4. Great Britain's Union, &c. by a Person of Quality.

Lond. 1705

5. Humble Representation, &c. of the Lords, &c. to Her Majesty, 14th March 1704, and Her Majestie's Answer.

6. Defoe's (Daniel) Advice to all Parties.

7. Burnet's (Bishop) Speech on the Bill against occasional Conformity.

Dub. 1705 Lond. 1705

9. Reflections upon some Scandalous and Malicious Pamphlets, The Shortest Way, &c. 10. Dangers of Europe from the Growing Power of France. 3d edit.

8. Defoe's (Daniel) Shortest Way to Peace and Union.

11. Two Letters, &c. respecting the Partition Treaty, vindicating King William.

12. Defoe's (Daniel) Mock Mourner, a Satyr, by way of Elegy on King William. 2d edit. 13. Somers's (Lord) Jura Populi Anglicani: or the Subject's Right of Petitioning set forth. 14. The Memorial, alias Legion, answered paragraph by paragraph, &c.

15. True Character of a Churchman.

(See SOMERS TRACTS, vol. ix. p. 477.)

Lond. 1702

ib. 1701

no title. idem.

16. Defoe's (Daniel) New Test of Church of England's Loyalty; or Whiggish Loyalty and Church Loyalty compared.

(See SOMERS TRACTS, vol. ix. p. 589.)

17. The Rector's Case, concerning the Power of Suspension from Sacrament.

18. Answer to the Rector's Libel; or the Bishop's Case truly stated.

19. Case of the Suspended Bishops considered.

20. Johnson's (Samuel) Argument proving the Abrogation of King James to be constitutional. 21. Short History of the Kings of England, proving no direct Succession, &c.

22. Hickeringil's (Rev. Ed.) Lay Clergy; or the Lay Elder, &c.

23. Locke's (John) Letter concerning Toleration.

24. Defence of True Protestants, abused for the Service of Popery.

25. Eaton (Samuel) and Taylor's (Tim.) Defence of the Congregational Way, &c.